How to spell TIYED correctly?
If you've accidentally typed "tiyed" instead of "tired", don't worry! It's a common mistake. To fix it, simply replace the "i" with an "r" and your word will be correct. Little errors like these happen to the best of us, so it's important not to get too tiyed of proofreading!
List of suggestions on how to spell tiyed correctly
- Died
- dyed
- eyed The eagle eyed its prey from high up in the sky.
- Stayed I stayed at home all day because I was feeling sick.
- tailed
- ted " Ted was thrilled to finally meet his favorite celebrity in person.
- Teed She wore the Teed dress to the office party.
- Ticked I'm not sure if you're feeling ticked off or just tense; either way, I think it's best if we
- tide The tide is rising, so we should move our chairs higher up on the beach.
- Tided
- Tidied After she had tidied the room, she felt much better.
- tied
- tiered The restaurant has a tiered seating arrangement.
- Tiffed I was a little tiffed when my friend cancelled our plans last minute.
- tiled The floor was tiled with a beautiful mosaic pattern.
- tilled
- timed I timed the Empire State Building from Staten Island.
- tinged I feel tinged with anger after what he did.
- tinned I bought tinned tomatoes at the grocery store.
- tipped She tipped her waiter twenty percent.
- tired I'm feeling tired after staying up late to finish my work.
- Tithed She tithed 10% of her income to her church every month.
- toed The runner toed the starting line, ready for the race.
- Toiled She toiled all day in the hot sun in order to have enough money to buy food for her family.
- toyed The toyed cat sat up and looked around.
- tried I've tried this before.
- typed She typed the report and printed it out for her boss.
